How Not to Woo Your Human Warrior

A spiky purple demon is the last being Kalypso ever wanted to owe her life to—and yet here she is, stranded in the demon realm with Ozirax standing between her and everything she loves.

Rescued from the nightmare landscape of the Dreadmoor alongside five other women, Kalypso has exactly one goal: reach her sister and get out. She's a warrior, forged from fury and precision, and she'll play whatever game she needs to in order to cross through the demon realm. The problem? She has never once in her life been nice, and when her sharp edges finally drive away the person she's devoted herself to protecting, Kalypso is left completely unmoored—until a demon warrior's barely-contained rage mirrors her own with startling familiarity.

Ozirax is this close to earning his promotion within the demon guard when fate saddles him with the most infuriating human he's ever encountered. Kalypso is reckless, unyielding, and utterly fearless in a way that makes her genuinely dangerous—both to his enemies and to his carefully constructed ambitions. He should want nothing to do with her. He absolutely should not be noticing the way she fights.

This sapphic paranormal romantasy blends visceral horror with slow-burn tension as two warriors who speak the same language of anger discover that the line between enemy and ally is far thinner than either expected.

Some battles you don't survive unchanged.